The reigning queen of bluegrass Alison Krauss teams up with the 1960s rock legend Robert Plant for an album of cover songs called Raising Sand. Krauss and Plant tell Kurt about their unlikely collaboration.
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Very interesting interview; thanks! And the sound they make together is great, though I kept waiting for, and WANTING, to hear them do a piece that had more rock/blues flavor... I'm sure she sound great doing that.
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